Star Wars - Jedi Fallen Order: Templo oscuro
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Summary
Una peligrosa misión Jedi está a punto de comenzar。。。
El Consejo Jedi ha enviado a dos de los jedi en quienes más confía al remoto planeta Ontotho para que supervisen la excavación pacífica de un templo descubierto recientemente。 Sin embargo， Cordova y Junda enseguida se dan cuenta de que lo que rodea al templo podría ser más peligroso que los misterios que encierra。
Las fuerzas clandestinas de la resistencia local y las crueles tropas de seguridad de la corporación encargada de la excavación luchan en una guerra abierta que decidirá el destino de Ontotho… ¡y los jedi se van a ver involucrados！ ¿Quiénes son los letales guardianes del templo y qué es lo que protegen？ ¿Qué secretos se esconden en las profundidades del templo？ ¡La carrera para descubrirlo ha comenzado！
Sigue las aventuras del maestro jedi Eno Cordova y de Cere Junda， su impulsiva padawan， ¡en la misión más peligrosa a la que han tenido que enfrentarse hasta la fecha！
Este volumen incluye los números 1 a 5 de Star Wars – Jedi: Fallen Order – Templo oscuro， de Matthew Rosenberg， Paolo Villanelli， Ruairí Coleman y Arif Priant
El Consejo Jedi ha enviado a dos de los jedi en quienes más confía al remoto planeta Ontotho para que supervisen la excavación pacífica de un templo descubierto recientemente。 Sin embargo， Cordova y Junda enseguida se dan cuenta de que lo que rodea al templo podría ser más peligroso que los misterios que encierra。
Las fuerzas clandestinas de la resistencia local y las crueles tropas de seguridad de la corporación encargada de la excavación luchan en una guerra abierta que decidirá el destino de Ontotho… ¡y los jedi se van a ver involucrados！ ¿Quiénes son los letales guardianes del templo y qué es lo que protegen？ ¿Qué secretos se esconden en las profundidades del templo？ ¡La carrera para descubrirlo ha comenzado！
Sigue las aventuras del maestro jedi Eno Cordova y de Cere Junda， su impulsiva padawan， ¡en la misión más peligrosa a la que han tenido que enfrentarse hasta la fecha！
Este volumen incluye los números 1 a 5 de Star Wars – Jedi: Fallen Order – Templo oscuro， de Matthew Rosenberg， Paolo Villanelli， Ruairí Coleman y Arif Priant
Reviews
Emmers
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It was nice to see the characters from the game before the events of it， but this story was rather boring。 At least the art was nice！
Art Hyrst
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this had some really hilarious moments
Sean
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I didn't have high hopes going into this as it appears to be a prequel for a video game but Matthew Rosenberg tells a good story。 Its all about who you can trust and getting all the info before you act or react。 Lessons that work in real life。 New characters are introduced here and most are likeable especially Cere Junda。 The are was decent but unspectacular。 Overall， a solid story that surprised me。 I didn't have high hopes going into this as it appears to be a prequel for a video game but Matthew Rosenberg tells a good story。 Its all about who you can trust and getting all the info before you act or react。 Lessons that work in real life。 New characters are introduced here and most are likeable especially Cere Junda。 The are was decent but unspectacular。 Overall， a solid story that surprised me。 。。。more
Brigitte
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This made me so sad thinking about their fate and Jedi fallen order but the Padawan is very cool and brave
Rebecca
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I was really interested in learning more about Cere after falling in love with the game Fallen Order。 The comic was good but I've read better comics。 A lot of it was just hard to follow at times。 I was really interested in learning more about Cere after falling in love with the game Fallen Order。 The comic was good but I've read better comics。 A lot of it was just hard to follow at times。 。。。more
Carlos J。 Eguren
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Esperaba mucho más， pero al final se ha quedado en una mera transición y eso que el videojuego de Fallen Order me encanta。 Lo que debería haber narrado más sobre personajes de este se queda en una mera aventurilla que， además， me recuerda a otras ya narradas dentro de este universo cómiquero de Star Wars。 Una pena。
Will Geffon
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Enjoyed it good story to introduce the characters in the game
Ian
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14 BBY。 The Imperial Inquisitor known as the Second Sister arrives on the planet Ontotho and enters a mysterious temple there。 The story then flashes back to the days of the Republic when Jedi Master Eno Cordova and Padawan Cere Junda find themselves on Ontotho， where the self-same temple is at the heart of an impending war。As a tie-in to the computer game 'Jedi Fallen Order'， I was really looking forward to reading this book， having enjoyed the game immensely。 Unfortunately it turned out to be 14 BBY。 The Imperial Inquisitor known as the Second Sister arrives on the planet Ontotho and enters a mysterious temple there。 The story then flashes back to the days of the Republic when Jedi Master Eno Cordova and Padawan Cere Junda find themselves on Ontotho， where the self-same temple is at the heart of an impending war。As a tie-in to the computer game 'Jedi Fallen Order'， I was really looking forward to reading this book， having enjoyed the game immensely。 Unfortunately it turned out to be a pretty big disappointment。One of the best elements of the game was the character of the Second Sister， genuinely one of the best new Star Wars antagonists of recent years， and this book starts really strongly with her going into battle alongside Imperial troops。 Unfortunately， the Second Sister's story here is purely a framing mechanism that is short and， largely， pointless。 Instead the majority of the book is taken up by the story of Cere and Master Cordova， which is sadly much less engaging。The problem with the Cere/Cordova storyline is that much of it is too-well worn territory for Jedi stories， with them caught between two sides of a conflict in which neither side can be entirely trusted （honestly， it's the plot of about half of the Jude Watson 'Jedi Apprentice' books）。 It's cliché masquerading as complexity。 It wouldn't be so bad if were really learned anything significant about these two supporting characters from the game， but that's not the case。 Even the titular dark temple， which has direct links to the plot of the game， never actually gets explored or explained。Considering my high-hopes for this story， it was a real shame that it turned out to be shallow and predictable， and frankly didn't add anything to the game it ties into。* More reviews here: https://fsfh-book-review2。webnode。com * 。。。more
Hannah Marae
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Ohhh my heart。It was absolutely amazing to delve into the origins of Cere Junda。 I just loved her in Fallen Order！ This run definitely has its ups and downs， and I'll admit there were a few times I was a bit bored。 But there were really great things about it too！ And I really appreciate the backstory for this character。 I hope we'll see more Fallen Order comics in the future！Merged review:Ohhh my heart。It was absolutely amazing to delve into the origins of Cere Junda。 I just loved her in Fallen Ohhh my heart。It was absolutely amazing to delve into the origins of Cere Junda。 I just loved her in Fallen Order！ This run definitely has its ups and downs， and I'll admit there were a few times I was a bit bored。 But there were really great things about it too！ And I really appreciate the backstory for this character。 I hope we'll see more Fallen Order comics in the future！Merged review:Ohhh my heart。It was absolutely amazing to delve into the origins of Cere Junda。 I just loved her in Fallen Order！ This run definitely has its ups and downs， and I'll admit there were a few times I was a bit bored。 But there were really great things about it too！ And I really appreciate the backstory for this character。 I hope we'll see more Fallen Order comics in the future！ 。。。more
Kaleb Krumtum
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It was an interesting story， and pretty unique and made Cere very likeable。 However， the deal with the geopolitical interests of the factions on the final planet got very confusing very quickly。 A little better than average。
Daval Davis
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A completely forgettable tie-in to a game I'll never play。 Utterly unsurprising and uninspired。 A completely forgettable tie-in to a game I'll never play。 Utterly unsurprising and uninspired。 。。。more
Scott
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Good overall story。 By no means the best Star Wars Comic。 Didn't like the setup for the videogame cliffhanger。 The story was a tad confusing as well。 Good overall story。 By no means the best Star Wars Comic。 Didn't like the setup for the videogame cliffhanger。 The story was a tad confusing as well。 。。。more
Jamieson
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A prequel to the Fallen Order video game， this sees a young Cere go on a mission with her master to planet that has one the tombs/temples from the game。 A framing story sees the Second Sister visit the same planet years later which leads into the game。 It's a decent story with good art， I just didn't find it outstanding or anything。 A prequel to the Fallen Order video game， this sees a young Cere go on a mission with her master to planet that has one the tombs/temples from the game。 A framing story sees the Second Sister visit the same planet years later which leads into the game。 It's a decent story with good art， I just didn't find it outstanding or anything。 。。。more
Wouter
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Decent tie-in that doesnt really expand too much on the game unfortunately。 Its an ok prequel story with a few of the game's characters， but nothing really stands out。 Kinda insignificant in the end with how it ties into the game。 Decent tie-in that doesnt really expand too much on the game unfortunately。 Its an ok prequel story with a few of the game's characters， but nothing really stands out。 Kinda insignificant in the end with how it ties into the game。 。。。more
Rob Whaley
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Doesn't really cover a lot of the build up to the game。 Feels like they just designed a generic Jedi Mission based off the Jedi Apprentice/Jedi Quest series， slapped some characters from the game on it， and called it a day。 It would've been better if it was longer， and gave more background to the characters。 Doesn't really cover a lot of the build up to the game。 Feels like they just designed a generic Jedi Mission based off the Jedi Apprentice/Jedi Quest series， slapped some characters from the game on it， and called it a day。 It would've been better if it was longer， and gave more background to the characters。 。。。more
Kendall Lynn
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LikeI enjoyed it Why？ It tells a story of a Jewish master who lost her way and was found。。。by a lost padawan
Andy Green
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Having no knowledge of the video game that this partners with， this was a complete story taking place in the time of the prequels。 I am curious now how it fits into the video game。
Nova
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honestly have no context from fallen order because i am too dumb to play games like that but it was fun
Will Plunkett
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Most of the SW fiction that was based on video games has been bad， among the worst books in the EU days （not too many examples in the Disney era so far）。 This one did not have the "game" sense that those bad ones did， making for an interesting story that wasn't "complete a task" or "fight a boss" like them。 Most of the SW fiction that was based on video games has been bad， among the worst books in the EU days （not too many examples in the Disney era so far）。 This one did not have the "game" sense that those bad ones did， making for an interesting story that wasn't "complete a task" or "fight a boss" like them。 。。。more
Yanik Franken
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It's alright， the story is interesting enough and very nicely connects to the Jedi fallen Order game。 The main issues I had with it are the inconsistent art style and some lackluster writing。There's some nice pre-prequels Jedi order and Republic lore on show and the featured planet and its cultures is a nice addition。I wish a bit more of the Zepho temple was shown， but I guess it serves as a nice appetizer。Overall fun enough and nice to have alongside the game， but the story and characterization It's alright， the story is interesting enough and very nicely connects to the Jedi fallen Order game。 The main issues I had with it are the inconsistent art style and some lackluster writing。There's some nice pre-prequels Jedi order and Republic lore on show and the featured planet and its cultures is a nice addition。I wish a bit more of the Zepho temple was shown， but I guess it serves as a nice appetizer。Overall fun enough and nice to have alongside the game， but the story and characterization featured in there are way better than the ones in this comic。 。。。more
Mark Sweeney
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Honestly it was a little boring with not big reveal。
Paul Viebranz
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Spoilers for this comic and for the videotape Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order！Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order - Dark Temple （try saying that five times fast！） follows Cere Junda as a Padawan learner on the cusp of Knighthood as she and her Master， Eno Cordova， seek to resolve some political tension on planet Ontotho， where one remaining sovereign state， Fylar， is preventing the other allied states （which recently joined the Republic） from excavating an ancient temple on their lands。When we meet Ce Spoilers for this comic and for the videotape Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order！Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order - Dark Temple （try saying that five times fast！） follows Cere Junda as a Padawan learner on the cusp of Knighthood as she and her Master， Eno Cordova， seek to resolve some political tension on planet Ontotho， where one remaining sovereign state， Fylar， is preventing the other allied states （which recently joined the Republic） from excavating an ancient temple on their lands。When we meet Cere in the game， it's several years since the fall of the Republic and the Jedi Order， and nearly as much time since she and her Padawan， Trilla， were captured and tortured by the Empire。 That Cere is embittered， and emotionally closed-off; though she's more than willing to save Cal's life， and send him out to fight the good fight， she takes a long while to open up to him， and to trust herself out in the field herself。Something we don't really see in the game is what kind of Jedi Master Cere was， and we still don't get that in Dark Temple， as she's still an apprentice。 But this story really does shed some light on what kind of Jedi she was， and even if we never see those blanks fully filled in， we can now make some pretty informed speculation。So。。。 Padawan Cere is pretty hot-headed， stubborn， and rash。 It could be because of her that the Jedi Council is so unwilling to trust Anakin， who exhibits many of the same impulsive traits and tendencies toward quick， maybe ill-advised action。 Cere is willing to fight the Trandoshans on a diplomatic mission at the very start of the comic， and we only see things spiral from there。 Her willingness to fight the Fylari， demand the arrest of Daa， and so on reveals either great impatience， or impossibly strong instincts。All that being said， and as the Jedi Council states at the end of the comic， Cere's instincts do save lives， and wind up uncovering a more unsettling plot than the Republic had been aware of。Although it seems a bit strange to me for her to be Knighted at the end of this particular story， I think that her power and impulse to fight leads in nicely to her real struggles with the dark side after Trilla's turn， so I appreciate that。 And the Council's willingness to fight， too， in this instance， and their rewarding Cere， also foreshadows their decisions during The Clone Wars。We learn a bit about Master Cordova in Dark Temple as well， and again， it isn't necessarily flattering。 He doesn't seem to know quite how to balance being a scholar and being a warrior， which is evocative to me of Qui-Gon in a sense， in how he wants to follow his own path as a Master， and also of Reath Silas， a High Republic Padawan who doesn't want to fight at all。 It's an interesting peek into the variety of Jedi at the Temple， and I'd like to see more of that during the Prequel era （though the High Republic is absolutely scratching that itch！）。I will say I quite liked the Fylari protocol droid， En-Threelo。 He seemed about halfway between Threepio and Triple Zero， and that's a lot of fun。 It's too bad he won't appear anyplace else。The Fylari's betrayal was a real surprise in this story， but。。。 I wasn't very invested in any of those characters so it was not a huge deal。 This is also true of the Zeffo temple; I thought for sure we would learn a little bit more about that temple， seeing as it is kind of the tile of the mini-series。 Of course we weren't going to learn a TON， because we know from the game that Cordova spends years traveling the galaxy， trying to discover more about the Zeffo。I didn't care for the frame narrative with the Second Sister。 It didn't really need to be included at all; I would have preferred it be all at the end rather than spread across all five issues， as it effectively amounts to "Second Sister tracks down a clue that leads her to Bogano，" which provides no deeper insight into anything in the game， and must mean nothing to readers who have not played it。Ball in all， this felt a bit insubstantial。 It's got some amazing artwork， but as often as not the action is too busy， however beautiful it may be。 And the story was fine， with some nice twists and turns， but I wasn't very invested in any of it beyond how it might affect Cere's character， and at that， her arc was also。。。 fine。If you're a completist， this isn't a slog， or if you're a big Fallen Order fan this is a little more time with a couple of those characters。 But if you haven't played the game I would absolutely skip this one; it isn't terribly compelling on its own。 。。。more
Nickolas
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Good lead in to the gameI like how it tied nicely into the game and gave us a look at pad away Cere。 Could have been went longer but besides that great comic
Isabella
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Rating: 3 starsWhile I enjoyed the dual timeline， and the conflict of who was actually the bad guy （or if there was even such thing）， this graphic novel is aimed at those looking to play the accompanying game。 Unfortunately， God has not blessed me with video gaming capabilities。 It is quite funny actually， because by all my interests point towards me being a good gamer （I love physics， Star Trek/Wars， Doctor Who， books， maths， history。。。 all the nerdy stuff） but I am absolutely hopeless。 So hope Rating: 3 starsWhile I enjoyed the dual timeline， and the conflict of who was actually the bad guy （or if there was even such thing）， this graphic novel is aimed at those looking to play the accompanying game。 Unfortunately， God has not blessed me with video gaming capabilities。 It is quite funny actually， because by all my interests point towards me being a good gamer （I love physics， Star Trek/Wars， Doctor Who， books， maths， history。。。 all the nerdy stuff） but I am absolutely hopeless。 So hopeless my brother sometimes thinks I am faking/milking it， but I am honestly not！ Anyway， that is all to say that I would be interested in the Jedi - Fallen Order game， and thus this comic， but for my complete incompetency at any kind of game。 。。。more
Kezra Bridger
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This was decent。 I enjoyed it。 I loved seeing these new characters but sadly the main chick pissed me off。 I liked the Jedi Master tho。 It was well written and illustrated so can’t be too harsh
Nicole
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3。25
Danica Urias
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I expected something different but it was alright。
Feli
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'I was under the impression that the Jedi led interesting lives full of great and important adventures。My memory banks are full of the histories of Jedi adventurers whose deeds will be remembered for all time。But you are the first Jedi I have ever actually encountered and I find you quite forgettable。'Well， that sums up this graphic novel just perfectly。 Nothing to add here。 🤷🏻♀️ 'I was under the impression that the Jedi led interesting lives full of great and important adventures。My memory banks are full of the histories of Jedi adventurers whose deeds will be remembered for all time。But you are the first Jedi I have ever actually encountered and I find you quite forgettable。'Well， that sums up this graphic novel just perfectly。 Nothing to add here。 🤷🏻♀️ 。。。more
Jaime K
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2。5 starsThis is a prequel to the game “Jedi: Fallen Order” regarding Cere and her master Cardova。 Each issue begins with an Inquisitor “now” on Ontotho， searching the ruins of a temple where a Jedi is rumored to have been found。 The story with Cere and Cardova occurs over a number of places， finally ending on Ontotho。I can’t stand Cere。 She is brash and doesn’t listen to her master， and then doesn’t learn from her mistakes。 She’s like Anakin， but doesn’t apologize， nor does she seem to ever hol 2。5 starsThis is a prequel to the game “Jedi: Fallen Order” regarding Cere and her master Cardova。 Each issue begins with an Inquisitor “now” on Ontotho， searching the ruins of a temple where a Jedi is rumored to have been found。 The story with Cere and Cardova occurs over a number of places， finally ending on Ontotho。I can’t stand Cere。 She is brash and doesn’t listen to her master， and then doesn’t learn from her mistakes。 She’s like Anakin， but doesn’t apologize， nor does she seem to ever hold back unless Cardova is physically restraining her （and something that doesn’t even help。 She escalates issues by letting her temper get the better of her， and turns people against if not the Jedi then at least her and Cardova。 Then she talks back to the Council--which， to be fair， grated on me about Anakin too。I hoped this would let me like her more by having me know more， but instead I scoff and say “good riddance” when she discusses not touching the Force anymore in the game。 But the two head to Ontotho， where a non-Jedi temple was uncovered with relics， wall writings and pictures， and other things a historian like Cardova would want to explore for the Jedi。 It gave me a High Republic feel in a good way--I really love seeing more non-fighting disciplines the Jedi are wont to explore。On Ontotho are two groups， one that follows a leader named Daa and one of the people of Fylar。 While the two Jedi are separated， they have to determine the truths each group is telling them and piece the information together into a cohesive Truth。 Cere is overly influenced by the Fylar and lets herself be swept up by them。 Fortunately， in a fight， she tells the others to not kill any of the other sentients and only destroy the droids。Speaking of droids， the Fylar have N-3LO （Threelo） who is “humorous。” I’m so tired of protocol [type] droids always having senses of humor now。 It just feels forced。 I really like that it’s explained why the Jedi have difficulty sensing others’ presences （including each other’s）。 I hate that type of ambiguity in Star Wars books。I also really like how the duo is helped at the end， especially because of Cere’s incompetence。Cere finally does some good in attempting to organize a cease-fire which made me dislike her a less。 But her inability to just shut up and listen to her master for once makes me want to kick her in the face as much as I want to dismantle 3LO。 The art is great。 The story as a whole is good。 But Cere’s behavior is ridiculous， and the final decision of the Council is asinine。 。。。more
Dakota Morgan
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